David De Cremer

David De Cremer

National University of Singapore

H-index: 90

Asia-Singapore

About David De Cremer

David De Cremer, With an exceptional h-index of 90 and a recent h-index of 54 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at National University of Singapore,

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

AI Fairness in Action: A Human-Computer Perspective on AI Fairness in Organizations and Society

How counterfactual fairness modelling in algorithms can promote ethical decision-making

Fairness perceptions of artificial intelligence: A review and path forward

Why the Ethical Use of AI Matters for Your Career

Does emotional restraint or exuberance get you the job? How and when enthusiasm intensity is related to perceived job suitability

On educating ethics in the AI era: why business schools need to move beyond digital upskilling, towards ethical upskilling

No person is an island: Unpacking the work and after-work consequences of interacting with artificial intelligence.

Do these jeans make me feel fat? Exploring subjective fatness, its workplace outcomes, and rethinking the role of subjectivity in the stigmatization process

David De Cremer Information

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Citations(all)

27762

Citations(since 2020)

10380

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20919

hIndex(all)

90

hIndex(since 2020)

54

i10Index(all)

281

i10Index(since 2020)

205

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Top articles of David De Cremer

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Journal

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Publication Date

AI Fairness in Action: A Human-Computer Perspective on AI Fairness in Organizations and Society

David De Cremer

Devesh Narayanan

Mahak Nagpal

Jack McGuire

Shane Schweitzer

2024/1/2

How counterfactual fairness modelling in algorithms can promote ethical decision-making

International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction

Leander De Schutter

David De Cremer

2024/1/2

Fairness perceptions of artificial intelligence: A review and path forward

Devesh Narayanan

Mahak Nagpal

Jack McGuire

Shane Schweitzer

David De Cremer

2024/1/2

Why the Ethical Use of AI Matters for Your Career

The European Business Review (London, 2005)

Jack McGuire

David De Cremer

Leander de Schutter

Yorck Hesselbarth

2024/1/12

Does emotional restraint or exuberance get you the job? How and when enthusiasm intensity is related to perceived job suitability

Human Resource Management

Jakob Stollberger

Meir Shemla

David de Cremer

Yu Yang

Karin Sanders

2023/3

On educating ethics in the AI era: why business schools need to move beyond digital upskilling, towards ethical upskilling

AI and Ethics

David De Cremer

Devesh Narayanan

2023/11

No person is an island: Unpacking the work and after-work consequences of interacting with artificial intelligence.

Journal of Applied Psychology

Pok Man Tang

Joel Koopman

Ke Michael Mai

David De Cremer

Jack H Zhang

...

2023/6/12

Do these jeans make me feel fat? Exploring subjective fatness, its workplace outcomes, and rethinking the role of subjectivity in the stigmatization process

Personnel Psychology

Michael A Johnson

Marshall Schminke

David De Cremer

2023/1/29

Does change incite abusive supervision? The role of transformational change and hindrance stress

Human Resource Management Journal

Stijn Decoster

Leander De Schutter

Jochen Menges

David De Cremer

Jeroen Stouten

2023/11

Forever focused on fairness: 75 years of organizational justice in Personnel Psychology

Personnel Psychology

Jason A Colquitt

Edwyna T Hill

David De Cremer

2023/6

Algorithmic Management and the Objectification of Workers

Academy of Management Proceedings

Shane Schweitzer

David De Cremer

2023

The reputational and ethical consequences of deceptive chatbot use

Scientific Reports

Jack McGuire

David De Cremer

Yorck Hesselbarth

Leander De Schutter

Ke Michael Mai

...

2023/9/27

Untangling the team social capital–team innovation link: The role of proportional task conflict as well as group-and differentiated individual-focused transformational leadership

human relations

Jakob Stollberger

Amer Ali Al-Atwi

David De Cremer

2023/6

Algorithms, leadership, and morality: Why a mere human effect drives the preference for human over algorithmic leadership

AI and Ethics

Jack McGuire

David De Cremer

2023/5

The self‐regulatory consequences of dependence on intelligent machines at work: Evidence from field and experimental studies

Human Resource Management

Pok Man Tang

Joel Koopman

Kai Chi Yam

David De Cremer

Jack H Zhang

...

2023/9

When Being Managed by Technology: Does Algorithmic Management Affect Perceptions of Workers’ Creative Capacities?

Academy of Management Discoveries

Shane Schweitzer

David De Cremer

2023/11/16

How generative AI could disrupt creative work

Harvard Business Review

David De Cremer

Nicola Morini Bianzino

Ben Falk

2023/4/13

How AI tools can—and cannot—help organizations become more ethical

David De Cremer

Devesh Narayanan

2023/6/22

How can women take advantage of the high-tech era to be perceived as effective leaders? Being tech-savvy helps

Journal of Leadership & Organizational Studies

Mahak Nagpal

Jieqiong Cao

Ke Michael Mai

David de Cremer

2023/11

Are People Analytics Dehumanizing Your Employees

Harvard Business Review

David De Cremer

Jakob Stollberger

2022/6/7

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